Sentence examples for minimal trends from inspiring English sources

Less controversially, perhaps, at Carven, earlier in the week as part of a collection infused with looks inspired by the sartorial excess of classic American gangster style, spats were given a futuristic update: alongside solid white, black and grey shoes exhibiting elements of both the high-gloss and minimal trends.

Modernism today Another designer who is taking on the minimal trend and bending it to his will is Ennio Capasa of Costume National.

After three and one-half years, an interim data analysis did not detect any trend towards a benefit from bright light (though a minimal trend appeared in the final results below).

There was a weakly significant relationship between the mean Hb and the coulter counter – ABG Hb difference (r = 0.03, 95% CI = 0.001 0.10; P = 0.02), suggesting a minimal trend in the coulter counter – ABG Hb difference with a rising Hb concentration.

Another interesting observation was that while there were a large number of cells labeled for apoptosis within the spleen, the liver had only a minimal trend of increased apoptotic cells, even though these 2 tissues had similarly high loads of viral burden in infected animals.

The use of the CMB method is suited to the assessment of recharge for the study area because the mean chloride values in groundwater show minimal spatial trends, indicating no sources other than atmospheric.

While hepatitis C prevalence decreased among Caucasians aged 50 and older, the prevalence rate was only 0.7% [36], therefore any effects of decreasing hepatitis C prevalence would be offset by increasing hepatitis B prevalence, making the overall contribution of viral hepatitis to population ALT trends minimal.

As manipulation of the calibration age priors to reflect potential uncertainties in the fossil record had a minimal influence on trends in the resulting molecular age estimates, we restrict discussion to the most calibration-rich analysis here.

There was a weak interaction with socioeconomic status (p=0.01), but when stratified, the variation was minimal with no clear trends (see online supplementary table B).

Period curvature effects (i.e. deviations of the period estimates from the linear periodic trend) were minimal in magnitude, while large cohort curvature effects suggested departure from linear cohort trends for the Chinese and Malays, indicative of dominant cohort curvature effect.

"It's been a big deal since the trend for minimal came back in the '90s," he said.